St. Joan of Arc Chapel | A Medieval Part of Marquette
8.9 • Chapel
Medieval chapel from the 1400s stands quietly on university grounds, showcasing authentic architecture and masterful craftsmanship. The atmosphere is peaceful and calming, with historical significance evident throughout. Tours offer insight into its French origins and connection to St. Joan of Arc.
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Guided tours are available until 3 pm, providing in-depth historical insights.
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The chapel was brought from France in the 1960s and still functions as a church.
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There is a spot in the church where Joan of Arc knelt while praying.
1421 W Wisconsin Ave, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
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